Sentence examples for average widening of from inspiring English sources

In total, an average widening of the energy band gap of 0.12 eV is recorded relative to the bulk value when the crystallite size is reduced from 12.4 to 10.8 nm.

The deprivation gap widened from −2.1% for those diagnosed during 1986–1990 to −4.8% for those diagnosed during 1996 1999, although the average widening of the gap (−1.3% every 5 years) was not itself statistically significant.

Thus the deprivation gap for rectal cancer widened from −3.7% for women diagnosed during 1986–1990 to −8.3% for women diagnosed during 1996 1999, a weighted average widening of −2.5% every 5 years.

The average residual widening of the calcaneus at follow-up was 9.2% of normal (range, 3 27%).

The increase of the average polyethoxylation degree, n, result in the widening of the spectrum of PEO chain homologues [8].

As experimentally observed, in the model the increase of average fluorescence is accompanied by a rapid widening of the distribution, that becomes increasingly asymmetric.

This represents a significant widening of the deprivation gap by an average of −3.2% every 5 years since 1986–1990 (Table 2).

Across several indicators, there is a clear widening of the equity gap between national averages and the most marginalized children" stated Mr. Michel Saint-Lot, UNICEF Serbia Representative.

They also point to a further widening of the gap with the rest of the UK, where the average vacancy rate is around 11%.

The exam results for the average second-generation pupil are lower than for the average native, and it is stable across cohorts (e.g. no closing or widening of the gap between the second generation and natives) over the period.

The increased variance, thus, was not simply explained by a widening of individual distributions but was associated with independent relative changes in the average log expression levels of 3 large families of gene expression.